Installed in 2005 by sculptor Josep Maria Subirachs, this bronze sculpture of the risen Jesus Christ is covered in gold leaf. It sits high above the Passion Façade on a bridge between the two central bell towers of the basilica of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain.
View of the Low Viaduct in Park Güell, located in the Gràcia district of Barcelona, Spain. The park was designed by Antoni Gaudí and opened in 1926.
The Torre dei Conti (Tower of the Counts) was built in 1238 by the brother of Pope Innocent III, the Count of Segni, as a fortified residence in Rome, Italy. The tower once stood 60 meters tall, as an impressive medieval landmark. The upper floors were destroyed by a series of earthquakes ending in 1348, it now stands at a height of 30 meters. You walk by the building on Via dei Fori Imperiali (Street of Imperial Forums) near the Coliseum.
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View of Messina, Sicily looking from the Messina Harbor towards the Hills of San Rizzo. For the best viewing experience, click to see a high resolution version.
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Decrepit window and shutter from an abandoned house near Walburg in Forsyth County North Carolina. For the best viewing experience, click on the image to see a high resolution version.
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Old barn detail on Gumtree Rd near Walburg in Forsyth County, North Carolina. Click here to similar compositions from my Carolina Landscape Vignette gallery.
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Corso Umberto street vignette in Taormina, Sicily looking up towards the Castello Saraceno Casteltaormina on the hill in the background.
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Ruins of the Basilica Ulpia and Trajan’s Column, both part of Foro Traiano (Trajan’s Forum) a Roman square built by Emperor Trajan in the 2nd-century, the column celebrating victory over Dacia (roughly modern day Romania). In the background is Santa Maria di Loreto, a 16th century church with a square first story and an octagonal second story built in travertine and brick.
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Children playing at the Place des Moulins (Square of the mills). The square is located at the top of the butte des Moulins in Marseille, France, the name is due to the presence of windmills at the end of the 16th century.
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An October late afternoon sailing in the Harbor of Marseille, France.
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